Scrybe – online calendar works OFFLINE
written on Oct.27, 2006
Have you ever had an online organizer or calendar and was frustrated you couldn’t access it when you were offline? I think, this is one of the number one showstoppers for online applications. But now there might be a service out there that offers you an “offline-mode” – without installing anything! It’s called Scrybe. Among other features you’ll find:
- Don’t have to install ANYTHING
- It’s as powerful and fast as a desktop app
- Zoomable calendar views (this is cool – watch the video)
- Organize your thoughts with bookmarks, web snippets, images and files
- To-do lists integrated with your calendar
- Share and collaborate with friends and co-workers
- Elegant, compact and handy print formats
- Easily work across multiple timezones
- Import and export from other apps easily – I hope they’ll do Outlook so I, at last, can uninstall it ;)
The beta will be available in October, but check this demo out in the meantime. You’ll see some groundbreaking things in the interface that I’m really excited above. I really hope it turns out well:
October 27th, 2006 on 4:47 pm
cool
October 30th, 2006 on 3:32 pm
Yeah, very cool indeed, but isn’t anybody concerned with the obvious privacy issue here? Of course this goes for all online calendars – actually all online services like webmail, social bookmarking etc. I’m a little bit suspicious about having my entire agenda on some company’s hard disk.
Love to hear your thoughts on this subject.